Certified Equine Bodyworker

As a horse competitor I quickly realized that our horses need maintenance in order to stay on top of their game, and I set out to educate myself how best to provide support for my horses’s performance and over all well-being.

After researching many different equine massage schools, I decided to attend the very intensive bodywork course offered by Equinology. In order to become an Equinology Equine Body Worker (EEBW) I completed the 9 day in-person course as well as passing the intense externship requirements that totaled 320+ hours. From an industry standpoint, it was one of, if not the most rigorous courses in equine massage/bodywork. Equinology's courses are approved and recognized by the International Equine Body Worker Association (IEBWA), the UK McTimoney Chiropractic Association, and the Society of Osteopaths in Animal Practice. It was a great experience gaining such a wealth of knowledge on different bodywork techniques (massage, range of motion exercises, stretching), saddle fit, gait analysis, and conformation. I have seen great value in keeping my horse’s muscles loose and limber allowing them to perform to the best of their ability. I want to help others achieve that same kind of excellence through bodywork.